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              dent branches members of the lafayette college chapter of the organization lafayette faculty and local members of the asme have been invited to attend the meeting and hear the two national officers dr yarnall was graduated aims and procedure of asme stu dr yarnall who received the honorary degree of doctor of en gineering at lehigh's commence ment in 1942 is well known not only as a mechanical engineer but also as a great humanitarian hav ing received the asme hoover medal in 1941 ernest hartford executive as sistant secretary of the organiza tion also in bethlehem will speak to the lehigh men explaining the for an hour preceding the meeting lehigh university's col lection of engine models will be on display in the mechanical en gineering department and will include three new models never before exhibited lehigh's new gage laboratory will also be open for inspection the meeting will be preceded by a dinner in lamberton hall for anyone who wishes to attend this will take place at 6:15 at the student branch meeting asme to be held at 8:00 p m thursday jan 31 in packard la boratory prof f v larkin has arranged to have dr d robert yarnall national president of the american society of mechanical engineers as the principal speaker took lehigh doctorate in m.e in 1942 dr yarnall will speak at asme dinner election returns votes 1 clarence i pearsall 203 2 fairfax landstreet id 178 3 richard c huyett 149 4 david herder 137 5 jon epstein 106 6 harry kohl 87 7 mcl ramberg 84 8 william dashifsky 83 9 harry donaghy 77 10 alan dubin _ 54 11 seymour glatzer 33 total votes cast 248 landstreet huyett herder and epstein complete big 5 as nearly half of school votes for student leaders pearsall elected chairman of five man committee bethlehem pa wednesday january 30 1946 last week the students at le high university went to the polls and elected clarence i pearsall arts f'47 chairman of the five man committee on classes in one of the heaviest elections in sem esters jake as mr pearsall is pop ularly known on campus is a vet eran of the african and sicilian campaigns in this war and was decorated with the purple heart for wounds received while serv ing in the infantry at lehigh he has excelled as an end on the football squad and as a first baseman on the baseball team he is also an officer of the sigma phi epsilon fraternity elected also to serve with jake pearsall on this arcadia commit tee were fairfax s landstreet 111 che-j'46 richard c huyett me-0'46 david herder ee-f'47 and jon epstein arts-f'47 all continued on page 4 a bell for adano for whom the bell tolls on jan 31 and feb 1 ring out wild bells to the wild sky ring out the old ring in the new . . . ring out old shapes of foul disease ring out the narrowing lust of gold ring out the thousand wars of old ring in the thousand years of peace so wrote tennyson in the 1830's one hundred years before world war 11 so once more we are look ing for the thousand years of peace it is to this theme that the mustard and cheese club dedi cates its efforts when it will put a bell for adano on thursday jan 31 and friday feb 1 in broughal high school at 8:40 p m just what problems are our arm ies of occupation facing a bell for adano written first in novel form by john hersey and adapted for the stage by paul osborne comes to realistic grips with the trenchant theme of the civil affairs detachments policing of the captured town of adano in sicily many have been the bitter praising comments pro and con regarding this play but john hersey wrote well of what he saw and discovered in his experiences with the civilian detachments whose job it was to make the peace richard macadams as major joppolo and allen goodman as captain purvis lead the excellent supporting cast in the final pre parations opposite macadams ann root plays the leading fem inine part scenery under the su pervision of howard ockleman will be a worthy setting for such a fine play in charge of costumes will be roger tove while robert ochs is supervising properties tickets for students at thirty five cents and fifty cents accord ing to seymour glatzer are sell ing well the friday night reser vations are practically filled stu dents are urged to make their res ervations early through the arca dia office fax landstreet monday feb 11 9 a.m aact 114 — advanced accounting chem 150 — organic chemistry c e 101 foundations eco 3 — economics e e 40 — electronic devices engl 2 sec b — composition engl 3a — types of world literature ger 115 — german short story govt 61 — diplomacy i e 3—lndustrial3 — industrial management i e 112 — personnel administration math ib — general mathematics for business m e s—heat5 — heat engines m e 23 heat engines phys 22 lect a mechanics and properties of matter — packard auditorium monday feb 11 2 p.m acctg 2 — accounting biol 18 — genetics biol 161 public sanitation tentative finals schedule announced by registrar the following is a tentative schedule for the final examinations oj the fall semester as issued by the registrar's office on january 26 1948 chem 4 — general chemistry — packard aud chem 7 — physical chemistry c e 9 — mechanics of materials c e 32 mechanics of materials c e 129 — sanitary engineering design e e 52 — alternating currents engl 9 — english literature geol 10 — principles of geology govt 157 municipal government math 23 — general mathematics for business speech 30 — fundamentals of speech span ii — intermediate spanish tuesday feb 12 9 a.m biol 54 — bacteriology ch e 181 — chemical engineering c e 120 structural design eco 4 — economics e e 36 — alternating current machines e e 146 — ultra-high-frequency techniques engl 0 sec a — composition continued on page 2 jon epstein jake pearsall dick huyett the newest members of the spe house are robert e lee ander son m e june 48 richard moss bowes bus june 48 henry ansel de fau e e feb 48 and samuel austin kendall e m june 48 • • * in a formal ceremony sun day morning at the chapter house four freshmen pledges were initi ated into the sigma phi epsilon fraternity tau delta phi fraternity announces the initiation of the following men murray glassberg i e june 48 william blau 111 m e june 48 alan fineberg i e feb 48 bernard levinger met e june 48 a party was held in honor of the initiates im mediately after the formal cere mony notices dave herder price 5 cents vol liii — no 13 brown and white lehigh university vania with a b s in mechanical engineering in 1901 and received his m e degree in 1905 after five years with the coatesville boiler works he entered the em ploy of stokes and smith co where he remained from 1907 to 1912 in 1912 he became vice-pres ident and general manager of the nelson valve co of philadelphia holding these posts until 1918 in 1912 he organized the yar nall-waring company which man nufactures power plant specialties and became its director and pres ident he also serves as director and vice-president of the james g biddle co following world war i dr yarnall became a member of the commission in europe which had charge of feeding the german children during the latter part of its existence he served as chairman and had his headquar ters in berlin in 1924 he was sent to europe again this time by the american friends service com pany and the general allen com mittee later in 1938 he served as as member of the austrian re fugee commission and in 1941 was a member of a commission sent to england to make a survey of ( continued on page 3 from the university of pennsyl candidates for cyanide . • . all men of the february 47 and june 47 classes who are inter ested in being candidates for cyanide junior honorary society should submit their lists of activities to the arcadia office not later than noon feb 5